Ron wants to be self-sufficient. He has planted _ fruit trees and vegetables in his garden
Correct answer: B. a lot of
- A. much
- B. a lot of
- C. a great deal of
- D. a large amount of
Explanation
"A lot of" is used to indicate a large quantity or number of something and is appropriate for countable nouns like "fruit trees and vegetables."
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